i also want to acknowledge paul henderson. paul-i have known paul for a long time and i tell you something, he is as sharp a lawyer as you will find anywhere in california and the united states and someone that when i went over to the offices where the inspector general will be located, i had a opportunity to spend some time going over some of the preparations that have been done for my office by paul and marshal and it is just been a tremendous amount of work that they've done in order to t us up to get ready to do the work we need to do, so paul, i really appreciate your work and i look forward working with you. [applause] i too was to acknowledge supervisor shamann walton, because he was the person that created the legislation that created the office of inspector general, so i want to acknowledge him. i also want to acknowledge my family, my wife, denise who puts up with me. [laughter] [applause] yeah. my sister in law and family and friends that are also here, and my twin brother was supposed to be here but he was coming f

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up next the ceo of janus henderson, shows us where he seeds the rally and the three main drivers that cod shape asset management for the next decade. you're watchin"closing bell" on cnbc. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. >>> we're back. off to a strong start in december. all of the major averages are in the green. there you see it, there. take a look at the russell leading the way up nearly 2.5%. the dow with a 52-week high. joins us is janus henderson investor increase ali dibadj, ringing the closing bell today in honor of the etf suite reaching 11 billion dollars in assets under management. congratulations. welcome. >> thanks. >> so these are mostly fixed income? >> correct. >> etfs that we're talking about. >> yes. >> give me the outlook what you see ahead for fixed income in 2024. >> look, i think it is time for it to come down, which most people tend to think about in the course of 2024 and that typically means the economy slowed a bit and what that means you have to stick to higher quality

director henderson. a henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina i kahina i chair egan ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications lens. i have none . moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. is there any new or unfinished business today? director henderson, please. hi. good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient. adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in a couple of months. and so i really appreciate kim wal

henderson says lay was always interested to learn more about the problems her neighborhood was facing the love, the challenge some of the crime issues that we were having he was eager to fix those issues that we're experiencing in my neighborhood. the news of officer lay's death has been felt throughout the city. everything i've heard was that he known in the community in the part of oakland. he was well alight. he worked hard and was trying to try to troubleshoot problems big and small. >> oakland city councilmember dan kalb says it was a senseless loss, but he's confident opd is working hard to bring those who are responsible to justice. >> he also acknowledges crime has become a big issue in the city before he was killed. officer lay was trying to stop a break-in at a cannabis dispensary. police department data shows gun robberies are up. 37% this year and commercial burglaries are up 9%. we already know that crime is really challenging right now in oakland. it's been on and off of that really bad for a few years now. right now over the past several months has been it's in many, ma

henderson. thank you.t wanted to point out my question about was this part of the quick build is because it feels like this is a huge artery that we have a couple of different projects on excuse me, to address in the near or, you know, to address immediately. but it feels like because you call it the hair ball, it sounds like it's complicated and a mess and i would think that we would prioritize this in the list of capital projects so that we don't get satisfied by these immediate improvements to safety and then not really have the long term improvements in mind because it feels like, you know, we can say yes to various quick builds to improve safety, and i support that. but we got to figure out some. i just don't want the timing of this to then somehow lower the priority for the improvements to this particular section of the streets and so i just wonder if there's a more or maybe we can hear later about about the long term plan so that this can be high on the list of capital items that we address maybe th

henderson. thank you.t wanted to point out my question about was this part of the quick build is because it feels like this is a huge artery that we have a couple of different projects on excuse me, to address in the near or, you know, to address immediately. but it feels like because you call it the hair ball, it sounds like it's complicated and a mess and i would think that we would prioritize this in the list of capital projects so that we don't get satisfied by these immediate improvements to safety and then not really have the long term improvements in mind because it feels like, you know, we can say yes to various quick builds to improve safety, and i support that. but we got to figure out some. i just don't want the timing of this to then somehow lower the priority for the improvements to this particular section of the streets and so i just wonder if there's a more or maybe we can hear later about about the long term plan so that this can be high on the list of capital items that we address maybe th

and it is about confusing messages — henderson and it is about confusing messages.l we had to deal with the virus. i don't wish to deprecate — deal with the virus. i don't wish to deprecate the importance of messaging. at the heart of what you were doing. — messaging. at the heart of what you were doing, you thought messaging was a _ were doing, you thought messaging was a vitally, a critical tool in relation — was a vitally, a critical tool in relation to— was a vitally, a critical tool in relation to the pandemic. if we can have _ relation to the pandemic. if we can have before — relation to the pandemic. if we can have before us inquiry number 269 372, the _ have before us inquiry number 269 372, the report by professor henderson, page 49. our this is about advice given by the uk government _ our this is about advice given by the uk government over - the uk government over communications with the public. about _ communications with the public. about halfway down the paragraph it starts _ about halfway down the paragraph it starts an _ about halfway down the parag

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jamari henderson coming up with the play of the day. check this out.ech's player took it on the ground. there are seven more bowl games on tap today. good day to be cozy on the couch this holiday weekend. >>> the golden state warriors hosting the washington wizards at the chase center. while the evening began with a video, it quickly became about his teammate steph curry. curry, the first player in nba history to put up those numbers in 27 minutes or fewer. >>> and with christmas around the corner, kansas city chiefs patrick mahomes in the full spirit of giving, rewarding the linemen that protect him so well with some custom golf carts complete with their names and jersey numbers. the big toys up front couldn't wake to tate their toys out for a spin in the parking lot at arrowhead stadium. >> i wanted to get them something i enjoy and it's something i think they'll enjoy. got a little nervous as they were going around the parking lot. they do a lot for me all year. i was going to take care of them as well. >> very inventive. normally we see watches. i

rachel henderson with our kansas city affiliate brings us that story. >> reporter: that's sound of freehat's for sure. >> reporter: mackie allen was one of the parents at the book fair planning to buy a book for her kids all of a sudden the stranger stepped in >> he wouldn't let me pay for anything he staid was all free. >> reporter: that mystery man with tattoos tattoos antiid tee stepped in he reached out to his boss with an idea, not an update >> i tiexted my owner i thim, and i thought it would be awesome. he was like, absolutely. >> reporter: he ended up paying more than $8,000 for books and items, something maggie and her son were grateful for. >> i'm an server, so money is tight. >> some of the family were going through, we were just here for doughnuts. this was like, if we go to the book fair, there's no christmas. >> reporter: he was reminded what it was like for his family. >> it was the same thing we can't do this we can't do this >> reporter: years later, he finally changed the narrative. >> just to see kids get excited about books was huge >> our thanks to rachel henderson

henderson says lay was always interested to learn more about the problems her neighborhood was facing the love, the challenge some of the crime issues that we were having. he was eager to fix those issues that we're experiencing in my neighborhood. the news of officer lay's death has been felt throughout the city. everything i've heard was that he known in the community in the spring part of oakland. he was well alight. he worked hard and was trying to try to troubleshoot problems big and small. >> oakland city councilmember dan kalb says it was a senseless loss, but he's confident opd is working hard to bring those who are responsible to justice. >> he also acknowledges crime has become a big issue in the city before he was killed. officer lay was trying to stop a break-in at a cannabis dispensary. police department data shows gun robberies are up. 37% this year and commercial burglaries are up 9%. we already know that crime it is really challenging right now in oakland. it's been on and off the bat really bad for a few years now. right now over the past several months has been it's

to discuss all of, us let's bring in my panel, david henderson. civil rights attorney and former prosecutor, matthew dowd, he was a former chief strategist for the 2004 presidential campaign, and, in this nbc legal, political analyst, rather, and michelle goldberg, columnist for the new york times and msnbc political analyst. david, let's start with you. i want you to put on your prosecutor hat. can you please explain, on a scale of 1 to 5, how unusual is the request that jack smith made in front of the supreme court? >> i, mean, charles it's a five. it's highly unusual, but it's also highly unusual the, case. and never seen a case quite like this before. smith is trying to keep this case on truck for the trial setting that they currently have. the argument we're dealing with is absolutely ridiculous. if you want to give it any legitimacy at all, what you have to say is that you can't sue the president if they do something that's related to their official duties that you don't like. here, former president trump is arguing, hang on, that extends to

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henderson says that's not necessary for the device to work. power pat puts towards speaking the more accurate the results will be, i want to say, again, pat, thank you so much. >>> coming up, doctor's orders, if you're one of the millions of americans sick right now the doctor is in, what you can do to feel better fast, you're watching "nbc news daily." >>> i have a feeling some of you have been sniffing or coughing more than usual. at least 15 states are experiencing high to very high levels of respiratory illness activity, that means more and more people in those areas are heading to the doctor and the emergency room with a fever or cough or sore throat. the culprits seem to be the usual suspects, the year's strains of flu and covid and rsv, what kind of symptoms should you be looking out for and what can you do to feel better this holiday season? nbc news medical contributor dr. vin gupta, the man i've wanted to talk to all day, let's talk about these states with high levels of respiratory illness, where is all this happening and what can p

david henderson, civil rights attorney and former prosecutor.ew dowd, former stray -- chief strategist for the bush cheney president campaign and an msnbc legal and political analyst. and michelle goldberg, columnist for the new york times and an msnbc political analyst. david, let's start with you. i want you to put on your prosecutor hat. can you please explain on a scale of 1 to 5, how unusual is that request that jack smith made in front of a supreme court? >> charles, it's a five. it's highly unusual. but this case is also highly unusual. of diversity circumstances like this before. i think what smith is trying to do is keep this on track for the march trial date. it is ridiculous. if you want to give it any legitimacy at all, what to put aside, is you know what? you can't sue the president if they do something related to their official duties that you don't. like but here, former president donald trump is relying on, that extends to make committing crimes while i'm in office. you know the famous quote, i could shoot somebody on fifth avenu

henderson is mournful for officer lays family. he i can't even imagine that. but i really want them to know that he he was he was a great addition to our community. he treated everybody with a lot of respect. oakland councilmember dan kalb also solemn at the loss of a dedicated oakland officer. >> it was heart wrenching for all of us. but first and foremost, it's heart wrenching for the family. he embodied the values of courage, of justice and of service to the community without any doubt whatsoever. and that's what all opd officers strive for, that, and he really is a great example of actually succeeding in doing that, lays commitment to the community and his colleagues was remarkable. all he knew how to work with people, work with the community. and he wasn't afraid to do the job that it took to get it done. >> the flags at police headquarters were lowered to half staff today, as many in the department, city hall and throughout the community mourn the loss of the 54th officer in the line of duty in the department's 183 years of service to the community, alex

director henderson henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina kahina i chair egan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications. i have none. uh, moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. colleagues is there any new or unfinished business today ? director henderson, please. hi good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala. this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient, adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job, which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in in a couple of months. and so i really app

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happen a matter of seconds before the house was engulfed in flames. >> box five elegant reports hendersonveteran. police arrested and charged with arson and interfering with government property. the judge denied her bail so she will remain in jail. the two brothers return to new york over the weekend what they were honored with outstanding citizens work. >> thanks very much. coming up, how you can help children this holiday season. ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com make-a-wish transforming the lives of critically ill children and families by bringing them joy. joining me today to tell us m

director henderson henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina kahina i chair egan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications. i have none. uh, moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. colleagues is there any new or unfinished business today ? director henderson, please. hi good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala. this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient, adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job, which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in in a couple of months. and so i really app

director henderson henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina kahina i chair egan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications. i have none. uh, moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. colleagues is there any new or unfinished business today ? director henderson, please. hi good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala. this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient, adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job, which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in in a couple of months. and so i really app

the portfolio manager on the global team at janus henderson. caroline: chip stocks today, micron driving up the almost 7%. we see the company really managing to give that strong forecast, data center demand seems to be growing. we are trying to work out if ultimately the pricing pressure is in the past for these chip companies. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: a few days of trading left in 2023. the market miners of the year have been tech stocks with the nasdaq 100 outpacing the s&p 500 more than 50% gain year-to-date, putting it on track for its biggest annual jump going back to 2009. joining us on set is danny fish. if you go back two or five years, when i moved to the bay area, all with respect to 1995 when you move to the bay area, technology comes out on top. will it continue to come out on top is the question? danny: it's a really good question. given the secular trends that we have in place and the foundation that we've laid over the last 25 years, i firmly believe that's the case. if you look at the tech sector in general, at this p

you saw jordan henderson has had tojustify himself by coming here.ts washing allegation that this is all designed to improve the image of the country because of its human rights record? sports bring people together, we have known that england for years. that is the one time that the country seems to come together, in a world cup. that's normal. but whatever their reasons are, whether it is tourism, sports, anything it might be, if they are improving, if they are changing, and all of these things are positive, i don't see what the problem is, you know? everyone has got space to grow and to learn and here is no different. i have said it before, and england is not, you know what i mean? everyone has a past and things change over time. whatever it takes, whether it is through sport and tourism, it is only a positive. sunderland's stadium of light has been chosen to host the opening game of the women's rugby world cup in 2025. it's the second biggest venue for the event, with twickenham being the largest — that is where the final will be held. bronny jame

the assurances civilians would fix facebook. meanwhile, the video said to show resolve messages, henderson saw officers from and baffled north and boston. we arrest everyone and question them. we will continue to dismantle all the areas until we are done. 2 7 angry scenes and how to concern the braces, interest, and i was ready right wing as we're allowed to march in the old city of the same time kind of send you an crystal.

peter henderson bryce is an active pioneer in public health and a senior health watchdog in canada.1907 , after visiting 35 schools across the provinces western canada issues full report exposing health conditions at aboriginal boarding schools. dr. bryce reports the health conditions of schools as follows. infectious diseases, especially tuberculosis, cause the death of 24 % of children on average. even in one of the schools , the death rate reaches a shocking 75%. dr. bryce offers his recommendations for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases among students. he is sure that medical science can easily prevent the spread of this disease and the resulting death. but the government

fans of the henderson silver knights launched close to 15,000 stuffed animals onto the ice at this game in nevada, shattering the team's record of just more than 5000, which they threw onto the ice last year. >> they tripled it. oh my gosh. and this is all for charity. and those plush pals will be gathered up and given to children this holiday season. >> don't you love that? yes and i love the players are still on the ice. they helped bring them all down. >> yeah, they're trying to corral them normally. >> vary against fans throwing things on the ice, but not in this case. and some are giving back. >> thank you nick. >> california firefighters who had a special surprise. uh, for some friends who were having a rough christmas. yeah, they are adorned with hats. >> san bernardino county's fire crew loaded into their truck with a sack full of presents for some furry friends of the animal shelter, and the doggies were delighted to play as the firstrillionesponders gave out treats and toys. >> all those firefighters making it a merry canine christmas. look at that good boy right there. >> or

. >> reporter: keisha henderson is still in shock following the passing of 36-year-old oakland policefficer, juan lay. she met him earlier this year as he worked to be in her neighborhood. she said he helped increase the books -- the patrols. >> he would pass through and between service calls to check on us. >> i have officer down. >> reporter: the chilling radio calls between officers and dispatchers depict a tragic scene unfolding this morning along the city's waterfront. according to opd juan lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary call on the 400 block of embarcadero. he was in plainclothes and an unmarked vehicle as part of an overnight burglary operation. the suspect did get away. the officers rushed to the hospital where he died from his injuries. just hours after his passing law-enforcement could be seen lining 14th street in tribute to him. his body was moved to the hospital under a full police escort to the alameda county corners. >> the senseless murder of a police officer, one of the guardians of our beautiful city , it will not stand. >> the dangers and the

henderson believes gun violence in oakland has gotten out of control, and she is worried it is only going to get worse. >> my fear is the message of now officer lea being killed. that message that that is now sending, because now it is like, okay, we took an officer down. >> reporter: now, a department in morning is doing everything they can to find lea's killer. in oakland, emma goss, nbc bay area news. >> such a loss for the community. we will stay on top of this active investigation for u.s. please continue the search for that suspect. any updates we get we will pass them on to you on air and online at nbcbayarea.com and also we will send alerts through our mobile app. >>> today brought another round of powerful waves to the coast. this was the view this morning and pacific avenue. warnings about the high surf, not enough to keep people away. >> that might be the shot of the day. wild along the coast for those willing to risk it. that windows cars in san francisco with a beautiful golden gate bridge in the background, while the rain and gusty winds have died down. big waves triggered a

it's the same day he was scheduled to play in henderson. days later, rogers friends filed a missing persons report. police say the detected foul play and they gathered enough evidence to arrest comanche and harden for rogers kidnaping. >> i believe that she was taken against her will. i'm not sure if it was a male or female that took her, i'm not sure, but i know this whole situation is not like moreno. >> police say they were able to recover human remains in a desert area in henderson, that a coroner identified as moreno rogers. >> warriors forward draymond green will not be back on the court, at least for the next three weeks. an nba insider reports that green has already started counseling, which has been mandated by the league, so that takes him out of play for at least the next 12 games. people close to green says he understands the situation and is prepared to do what's necessary to return to the court full time . this, of course, all stems from his, i will say, this incident with phenix suns center. you steph nurkic. in the meantime,

fox 5 atlanta records henderson is an ex-navy veteran.erfering with government property. the two brothers returned home this weekend and received an outstanding citizen award from the new york police department. >> and we say when you see something, say something. but our officers, because once a cop always a cop, not only did they see something, they did something. >> reporter: saving a piece of american history. now, that a jail did deny the bail for henderson, so she will remain in jail. back to you. eric: you know, arthel, once a cop, always a cop. the dotson brothers, they were rewarded yesterday, as you saw, at 1 police plaza here in new york city. that is why we support and love the law enforcement across the country. can you imagine? you know, being a tourist and seeing this woman allegedly do that? they actually chased her. my favorite part was in the rented tesla. arthel: yeah. i thought i heard that. did he just say he was in a tesla? why do i need to hear it was a tesla? anyway, they're cute, i'll give them that, and good job.

it's the same day comanche played with the stockton kings at the dollar loan center in henderson, according's schedule, her friends posting online that rogers had not been seen alive since her meeting with the suspects in her last track location was on cactus avenue until it went blank. determined to find rogers, her friends organized a gofundme to hire a private investigator, but it was too late. lvmpd said they detected foul play and gathered enough evidence to arrest comanche and hardin for rogers kidnaping. a week from her disappearance, hardin was arrested in las vegas and booked into the clark county detention center for kidnaping. just days after that, comanche was arrested by california fbi agents in sacramento and is pending extradition in nevada, police said. with the information gathered from the suspects, they were able to recover human remains in a desert area in henderson that a coroner identified as marina rogers kelly patterson, reporting comanche, is due in court in las vegas tomorrow, so it's likely a driver was drunk last night when he crashed his car into president biden

campus here where a large section of the school is still locked down, but also at an apartment in hendersonrb of las vegas where overnight police carried out a search warrant. we don't know about any of the evidence they may have recovered. we haven't heard any calls from investigators about a possible motive in this case. we do know, according to those that are working the investigation that it's just the early stages of a process that's going to take some time here and they continue to be focused on that mode and just trying to understand how and why this happened. that's the latest right now from here in las vegas. i'm jay gray. back to you. >> thank you, jay. >>> new at 11:00, a judge granted a woman with an at-risk pregnancy to get an abortion. kim cox's baby has a little chance for survival. her husband and a lawyer found a request that temporarily blocked the state's abortion ban. the judge found that the current abortion ban would keep cox from being a parent and would be a genuine miscarriage of justice. since the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, more than a dozen

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henderson drives the lane. see it there. he gets the and 11 points for coming on the night. next up is brandon out on top drives the lane chauvin goes 3 60's. lays it in is the lefty layup. part of a 15 to 3 run and finally stepped has a hand in that comeback. he takes a cross-court dribbles past one blazer. then another get to the rim, both in amazing for the warriors. they go from being down 11 to up 11 at the break. one good defense because moses moody, he gets to live his own here out on the break. you see step trailing his 40, find them. and then you go 27 points on the night for steve kerr enjoy every bit of that from the they job. even tonight. the gem had a huge night, 15 points, 10 rebounds. here's one of his 75th. the 2 handed dunk for trayce jackson-davis. they're a good night for him is will klay thompson though he had that this night. he had 30 points including 6, 3, point he's been playing so well. we hope that it continues. consistency look great so far. their 5th straight win one. 26 106 with the final. next is the defending champion, the denver nuggets. and

overnight, police also searched this apartment in henderson, a suburb of las vegas. looking for anything that may help them understand how and why polito may have carried out the killing spree. >> this is a place of education, relationships, friendships, college is supposed to be the best time of your life, not the end of it. >> reporter: students turned survivors. stunned and struggling with the pain of overwhelming loss. jay gray, nbc news, las vegas. >>> back here at home, the field is getting more crowded to fill su's congressional seat. the congresswoman is retiring next year. two more democrats have entered this race. city council member julie hames is the first female candidate. tech entrepreneur peter dixon launched his campaign today they join supervisor the tech executive and assembly man evan low. former mayor has filed paperwork but has yet to officially join the race. >> california considering spending cuts for schools and community colleges to help balance the budget. the legislative analysts office says the state's deficit is up to $68 billion. in a re

. >> keisha henderson got to know officer lay as a community resource officer in her west oakland neighborhood. >> he always made me feel respected as a community member. um, i didn't feel like because i lived in a high crime impacted neighborhood, that he didn't understand me or he didn't. he didn't want to really make a change because things have been this way for so long. >> my condolences to officer lee's family, his wife, and to his relatives. >> bishop bob jackson is an oakland naacp member. he says the tragic shooting comes just days after oakland mayor shang tao rejected a list of police chief candidates from the police commission. >> safety has to be priority. it has to be number one. we have to get on top of it. and i'm saying it's an urgency and it's an emergency. we need to do it now. >> oakland will work tirelessly with all of our law enforcement partners to find those responsible for this assault on our city and the killing of our officer. >> for now, a community mourning the passing of an officer who dedicated his life to keeping oakland safe. >> so this is a tragic loss for the

her body was eventually found in the desert area in henderson, nevada comanche. look at the leader, christian ziegler, has been suspended amid a rape investigation. the party's executive committee also called for ziegler's resignation during an emergency meeting on sunday. ziegler has not been charged with a crime and has refused to step down. the accusations came to light last month. that's when details of a relationship involving him, the accuser and his wife went public. >> okay, let's show you. in mexico. look at this. it was time for the running of the santas. the annual event in mexico city included 2500 and red clad runners, as well as more than 200 pets as well do the pets have costumes? let's look. oh, i see a little red scarf on one of them. organizers hope one day to get as many as 10,000 people there. >> so many missed opportunities there though for rudolph. >> yes, coming up next, it's the countdown to christmas. our toy insider expert is giving us some fun gift ideas for the little ones in your house. from plushies to pokemon and later, the fastest

say they gathered enough information from the suspects to locate rogers body in the desert near henderson, nevada. chance camanche was released from the stockton kings last friday, now to southern california, where the los angeles police department is looking for the owners of hundreds of stolen electronics. >> detectives have unveiled a stash of that were stolen during, ipads and i. officers say they've already returned a macbook and $45,000 worth of cameras and camera equipment. >> and in washington state, a sanitation worker in seattle is bringing some holiday joy to his route. waste management driver nick greer is also filling the role of saint nick this holiday season. greer has been dressing as santa for 17 years, giving treats to children and pets along the way. but he says it's the parents who are actually most excited to see him. >> adults faces, not these kids. these kids are always gonna be happy about. it's the adults that come out and they'll stop me. want to take a picture like they're not even you know, they're not even customers. they'll stop on the side of the road. hey,

. >> henderson says losing officer lei is losing a positive piece of her community. >> this is a tragic loss for the city of oakland and governor gavin newsom announced an honor for officer lei today. >> flags at the state capitol will be flown at half staff live in the newsroom. suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. all right, suzanne, thank you. >> and the last time oakland lost an officer in the line of duty was the department's deadliest day. on march 21st, 2009, for officers were shot. it started with a routine traffic stop on macarthur boulevard. a convicted felon, lovelle mixon, opened fire, killing sergeant mark dunakin and officer john hagee. the search for mixon led police to an east oakland apartment complex. he shot and killed sergeant ervin romans and sergeant daniel sakai before he died in a shootout with police. and do stay with abc seven news as we continue to follow this story and the latest on the search for the gunman. and of course, you can head to our website, abc seven news.com for updates anytime time. this story is right on the home page. >> all right, coming up. hate

responsible for speech then henderson performed neurosurgery, implanting the sensor into a patient'sh the help of ai, they'r translated into text on a screen that can be spoken on a computer >> i have faith. >> reporter: we met up with pat bennett, she's the first person to train with the software that's bringing a voice to her thoughts how does it make you feel to see that the machine can understand you? makes you feel heard. since being diagnosed with als in 2012, bennett has lost the ability to use the muscles in her lips, tongue, larynx and jaws, making her speech difficult to understand and fo notes to communicate. when als started t forcing her to rely on writing notes to communicate something she continues to do while working with the research team to perfect the software when als started to impact your ability to speak, what was your thought process like you knew it was bad. speaking is everything human the relatively slow progression of the disease in bennett's case has made her the perfect test patient. she's been part of the clinical trial since march of last year and has

la tercera fue el profesor jean cheng, de 64 años y residente de henderson.stros de lo que fueron las víctimas de este tiroteo. sandra, poco a poco están saliendo nuevos detalles sobre precisamente ellas. quiénes eran estas personas y a qué se dedicaban. >> y sara bolívar, que nos ofrece información sobre 2 de ellas, mientras los alumnos las recuerdan con cariño a esos maestros. >> patricia navarro vélez, de 39 años, fue una de las valiosa pérdidas humanas que dejó la balacera de este jueves 6 de diciembre. ella se desempeñaba como profesora a asistente de la universidad de nevada en las vegas. según la página web de la universidad de nevada, en las vegas, navarro vélez estudió contabilidad en el recinto de ponce en la universidad de puerto rico, pero además tenía un doctorado en contabilidad de la universidad de florida central y una maestría en la universidad estatal de bowling green en ohio. la segunda víctima que tiene de luto a la comunidad estudiantil es la muerte de chayanne, pero sus alumnos y amigos le llamaban por cariño. jerry era educador en siste

nearly 15,000 stuffed animals were thrown onto the ice at the henderson silver knights game, all to benefitlocal children. last year it was just 5000. >> this year, 15,000. bravo >> way up and next. santa's reindeer are getting ready to fly again. but some other deer have been flying through the sky. >> this video. oh, this was in utah, where scientists each year capture and tag about 1200 deer. they're flown to a staging area for health checks, and they're collared so that scientists can study their migration during the trip, the deer are fitted with blindfolds and officials say the short period of stress does not affect them in the long terme. finally, the queen of christmas, you know, we're talking about at the white house, mariah carey took her 12 year old twins to washington this week. >> the family visited president biden in the oval office and even took pictures by the white house christmas tree. mariah also helping hang some ornaments. >> the tree just looks extra special once she added her special touch, i wonder if she special touch, i wonder if she gave t i know what it's like to

investing gators were searching an apartment in henderson, nevada, believed to be polito's home last night. the community gathered for a prayer vigil. we give you pray, remembering the three lives lost with an additional victim hospitalized overnight. now upgraded to stable condition. authorities say all of the victims were faculty or staff, not students. >> it's not of last night's fiery debate among the four republicans challenging former president trump in the race for the white house, things got personal. here's abc's liz landers. >> the fourth republican president debate included no shortage of insults. the most obnoxious blowhard in america. >> so shut up for a little while. >> only four candidates appeared on stage in alabama. the main target, nikki haley. >> i love all the attention, fellas. thank you for that. >> vivek ramaswamy used his first question to go directly after haley. now, you're a multi-million where that math does not add up. >> it adds up to the fact that you are corrupt. >> and in terms of these donors that are supporting me, they're just jealous. >> chris ch

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. >> reporter: senior mike henderson barricading himself in a classroom with others.then calling his father. >> i said, dad, i have to go, if this is the last time we talk, i love you. and then i hung up the phone. >> reporter: officers finally reaching mike's classroom, leading them to safety outside. i saw someone who was face down, it looked like he had been shot in the back. >> reporter: and tonight, we're learning about some of the victims. 39-year-old patricia navorro, and assistant professor in the accounting department. and 67-year-old chajan chang, known as jerry. police say none of the victims were among the suspect's listed targets. and david, on the suspect's criminal past, police say he had a decades old conviction for computer trespassing, but the gun he owned was purchased legally. they also say he was struggling financially. there was an i vex notice taped to his front door and he'd applied to a number of jobs at nevada universities, but was turned down at all of them. david? >> david: whit johnson, thank you. >>> we're also following a developing stor